EIRP, TRP, Partial TRP and Radiated Immunity For 5G millimeter Wave Device Compliance
Dheena Moongilan
Abstract
Dheena Moongilan
Abstract
5G millimeter wave devices and low frequency devices have different FCC compliance requirements. The 5G millimeter wave devices must meet new parameters such as sum of equivalent isotropic power (EIRP) and total radiated power (TRP). Massive MIMO devices must be evaluated differently as compared to conventional MIMO devices. The network telecommunications equipment EMC standard, GR1089 sets test levels for radiated immunity testing at millimeter wave frequencies. This document discusses 5G device test draft test methods and testability challenges for meeting FCC compliance and new radiated immunity requirements.
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5G millimeter wave devices and low frequency devices have different FCC compliance requirements. The 5G millimeter wave devices must meet new parameters such as sum of equivalent isotropic power (EIRP) and total radiated power (TRP). Massive MIMO devices must be evaluated differently as compared to conventional MIMO devices. The network telecommunications equipment EMC standard, GR1089 sets test levels for radiated immunity testing at millimeter wave frequencies. This document discusses 5G device test draft test methods and testability challenges for meeting FCC compliance and new radiated immunity requirements.
Key concepts: Extremely high frequency, Compliance (psychology), Physics, Environmental science, Optoelectronics, Telecommunications, Acoustics, Optics